Sentence examples for lit shops from inspiring English sources
Behind the park, along Rothschild Street, shoppers strolled among the brightly lit shops of a busy pedestrian mall.
Now - as the trade embargo imposed after the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait moves into its 11th year - they are full of traffic, brightly lit shops and consumer goods.
The surreal sight of a giant African hippo lumbering past brightly lit shops and snacking on roadside greenery before being tranquilised and gingerly ushered back inside the devastated zoo complex made front pages worldwide.
Shortly after his fifty-sixth birthday, several weeks ago, John Zogby, the pollster, could be found at seven-thirty in the evening walking rapidly back and forth among the brightly lit shops in the Copley Place Mall, in Boston, trying vainly to locate the skybridge to the Prudential Center.
But with cleaner streets, brightly lit shops, restaurants and pleasant outdoor spaces, they can at least compete with them.
These are relatively new concepts in Japan, where cafe patrons had been accustomed to sitting in dimly lit shops and sipping from thimble-sized cups.
Out of a brightly lit shop walks a man ("definitely a citizen, not a comrade, or perhaps even – most likely – a gentleman") with a nasty smell of hospital and cigars.
The dazzlingly lit shop greets customers with gunmetal gray display shelves from Scandinavia, bearing more than 100 brands of whiskey; more than 50 varieties of gin, and as many of vodka; and racks of wines from France, Italy, Spain, Germany and Bulgaria.
When I was a teenager she would take me shopping like the other mums did, but an afternoon spent in a brightly lit shopping centre might then mean days spent lying in a darkened room.
When I was a teenager she would take me shopping like the other moms did, but an afternoon spent in a brightly lit shopping center might then mean days spent lying in a darkened room.
At Quinta Crespo, a vast warren of fluorescent-lit shops smelling of poultry and overripe fruit, shopkeepers are nervous.
